Order
Cross-
jurisdiction
significant
difference
Number of Jurisdictions
Significantly
Not eligible
average scale score
Eligible
average scale score
Not eligible - Eligible Gap
average scale score
higher
not
different
lower
2011
1
Atlanta
Atlanta
>
0
2
17
260
218
42
2
District of Columbia (DCPS)
District of Columbia (DCPS)
>
0
2
17
250
211
40
3
Fresno
Fresno
>
0
2
17
252
215
37
4
Austin
Austin
>
3
6
10
264
235
29
5
San Diego
San Diego
>
3
6
10
258
229
29
6
Albuquerque
Albuquerque
x
3
11
5
253
227
26
7
Chicago
Chicago
x
3
13
3
246
221
26
8
Charlotte
Charlotte
x
3
12
4
260
235
25
9
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
x
3
13
3
245
219
25
10
Jefferson County (KY)
Jefferson County (KY)
x
4
12
3
250
226
24
National public
National public
x
5
13
3
252
229
23
11
Milwaukee
Milwaukee
x
5
13
1
238
216
23
Large city
Large city
5
14
2
250
227
23
12
Hillsborough County (FL)
Hillsborough County (FL)
x
5
13
1
256
234
22
13
Miami-Dade
Miami-Dade
x
6
12
1
251
230
21
14
New York City
New York City
x
4
14
1
253
233
21
15
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
x
5
13
1
243
223
20
16
Houston
Houston
x
7
11
1
253
233
20
17
Dallas
Dallas
x
5
13
1
250
231
19
18
Boston
Boston
<
10
8
1
251
234
17
19
Baltimore City
Baltimore City
x
10
8
1
240
224
17
20
Detroit
Detroit
<
19
0
0
208
203
6
N/A
Cleveland
Cleveland
‡
‡
‡
‡
‡
216
‡
‡ Reporting standards not met.
NOTE: DCPS = District of Columbia Public Schools. National public and Large city are not included in sorting the jurisdictions. Score differences are calculated based on differences between unrounded scores.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), 2011 Mathematics Assessment.